Previously a location for crime thrillers “Mindhunter” and “Mayor of Kingstown,” the former SCI Greensburg prison property will soon grace screens once again.
Source: The Tribune-Review
N.J. company to pay $3.5K to film at shuttered prison property in Hempfield
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